Window-Wrapster - Squeegee Cutting Aid for Foiling - Free 3D Print Model

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V-Pixel

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0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill, PLA

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Today, I am pleased to introduce the Window Wrapster from my Wrapster series

The Wrapster draws inspiration from a renowned manufacturer of high-end tools

The Wrapster enables clean, swift, and effortless on-site cutting of materials such as frosted window film

Plastic squeegee with integrated blade guide
Blade guide functions as a spacer
Multiple spacing options available
Ergonomic design

Note: To prevent damage to rubber seals, I recommend using standard 9mm blades with a 59° bevel

Today I would like to introduce you to the Window Wrapster from my Wrapster series

The Wrapster is inspired by a well-known high-priced tool manufacturer

With the Wrapster, frosted glass film, for example, can be cut cleanly, quickly and easily directly on the window

Plastic squeegee with integrated blade guide
Knife guide also serves as a spacer
Various distances possible
Ergonomic shape

Note: I recommend using 9 mm standard blades with a 59° blade angle to prevent damage to rubber seals

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@HOBBYGRAF

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0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill, PLA

After my own slicer adjustments, the model is now in daily use :) now a fixed part of my signage assembly work

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@V_Pixel

Thanks for the rating - was scaling to the desired size within 5s not an option

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@HOBBYGRAF

Replying to @V_Pixel :

I will gladly try it again and scale it to my needs, it's possible that it will also become a bit thicker. I'll give the design another chance. Other models tend to slip under the rubber if they are too thin

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@HOBBYGRAF

After two more failed attempts, I managed to print the model, but only with changes to the profile via the Studio on the PC. I reset the existing changes in the line width area, which were all changed to 0.3, back to standard. Only then did the job run without problems. I scaled the model slightly to my standard tool so that I could also use the 3M felts :) Thanks for the exciting model, I really wanted to get it working!